How much money do you earn?
 

Lets see how much people earn and how many hours they work per week

and tell us your age so we can see if older people earn alot more than younger

brilliant

Re: How much money do you earn?
 

you want maybe my National insurance number, card details and home postcode as well?

Re: How much money do you earn?
 

Erm, ok.

Hows this in year order:

1st job: 2001-2003 £12000 pa (age 18 )

2nd job: dec 2003-dec 2004 £15000pa plus bonus (age 21)

3rd job: jan 2005 - mar 2005 £11000 pa (age 22)

4th job (hopefully my career): June 2005 to present started £12600, then to £18000, now £24000 plus bonus and commission. (now aged 23).

:thumbsup:

Hard to state hours.. im contracted for 37, but in reality is more than 50 (yes ive opted out of the EU working time directorate. :cry: )

None of your business TBH.


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Well as of 9:02 tonight...


£100,000,000.00 for 34 seconds of work buying a ticket... :wink:

That was my first reaction.

But then i thought, nah - sod it. I could write anything, whats to say its the truth...... :wink: :lol:

I'm really nosey so please tel me

More than those less fortunate than me.

The same as those as unfortunate as me

Less than those more fortunate than me

Age 31

Hours per week 45 or more

not enough!

:winner:

hi, 29,000 pa / 37.5h + perks which work out at about 32-33 pa in total (health, phone, dental, pension, etc)

why do you ask?

i'm 25 going on 90.

Re: How much money do you earn?
 

blimey, are you in sales?

Guy, you're being very coy yourself. Spill the beans mate

I see we're both in the same pay bracket :wink: :lol:

I think alot of you are lieing TBH!

People on big salaries ie. £40k upwards arnt the sort of people who would fritter away their time on a forum like this.

:shock: someone call the paramedics... :roll:

Or I'm just sooo rich I can afford to employ someone to fritter time away on the forum

None of your business.

Yet another pointless thread I see.

More than my last job, and still never as much as I'm worth ;)

I'm contracted to 37.5 hours a week; I record about 40 hours/week, but probably actually work more than that at the moment.

Agreed, but I replied pointlessly too, just to keep things down to standard.

This is Idle Banter afterall. :lol:

Just got a lovely payrise but I'll never earn enough :lol:

I'm in work for 37 hours per week i actually do work for about 3 hours per week hence i'm paid peanuts. Still i get internet access which is better than my dial up at home so there's always a silver lining to a crappy job.

Re: How much money do you earn?
 

Used to be. Im now heading up a new department all on my own - managing our sales pipelines, compiling data and reports for the accountants and directors. Feeding back to our account managers which of our consultants are under performing etc. Its interesting, but very...."dynamic" shall we say. Regulaly dont know if im coming or going. :lol:

Or maybe I earn so much that I can afford the time......

I was told by an old MD of mine that there are only 2 things that count in this world, Time & Money, if you have plenty of one, you can earn the other.

If you want more time, earn more money so you can take time off. If you want more money, work longer hours and be more successful.

Howmuch do I earn ? People tell me too much, my wife says "not enough", you tell me.......... How much you earn is relative to what you want from life and how much it costs you to live it.

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you really need to learn about the heirarchy of management. the higher up you go, the less you do, but if things go wrong then it's your fault.

Again.. Steve the man of infinate knowledge speaks... :notworthy:

Only one point Jelster... TCR... Time, Cashflow, and Relationships. Most important. Very similar to your Time and Money... just with an added bit of wisdom.

I'm one, and I don't earn anywhere near enough! 40 hors per week, shifts, blood'n'guts, all for 23k! I must be mad........which is why I'm training to be an electrician :lol:

correctamundo!

but as for the "fault" thing, thats where delegation comes into its own

:lol: delegation + fault = scapegoat. 8)

More than some less than others.

I'm a clever clogs so I do fine thank you. Having said that, I used to do 55 hours for it.

Midddle management is responsibility without authority. Those at the top of the tree don't want you shaking their branches so you have no authority to do anything without their say so. However, when it all goes tits up it is your responsibility not theirs.

I guess I fit into your big salaries category, But I also work an average about 60 hours a week. I m on call 24 Hours a day every day. When once asked to justify my salary my response was "It is not what I do, but what I can do". When the brown smelly stuff start flying I am the one that suddenly is in demand. I support construction projects round the world that run into the hundreds of millions $. LDs on these sort of jobs get into the million bucks a day. Therefore pressure can be a killer. Families have to learn the job comes first.

In saying that I have worked in some interesting places, Mainly in the far east. But a 6 month secondment in Dubai was sheer torture :wink:

i'm astounded this thread has got itself 3 pages!

i've not helped here have i?

d'oh. :roll:

1 million dollar...

-close-

contracted to 35 hours a week 4.6 days a week(shift worker)

More like 47 hours a week though averages over a year due to over time.

Basic salarie is £42K a year plus OT takes me to about £50K give or take a bit.

And i'm 24 years old working for the same employer i did when i left school at 16 and started my engineering appreticeship. :lol:

Probably already been said, but I earn somewhere between nothing and not enough. I'm salaried, though, so at least my laziness has very little effect on that.

Enough to feed my constantly ravenous son! :lol:

I earn very little money. So little that I can't even afford to pay attention. :roll:



















ok, I'll get me coat................. :oops: :oops: :oops:

me too but then i guess you lot earn more than this lowly admin asistant (which is what my md called me yesterday in my annual review not the PA i thought i was :roll: )